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6. Creating a custom tool tip thing with HTML and CSS
Difficulty level: beginner
Skills: Flash, HTML, CSS
Date added: 10 April 2012
Create a custom like button with tool tip. Create the graphics with Flash and the functionality with CSS. I don't include JavaScript in this example but it's easy enough to apply your own scripts to control resizing and visibility.
5. Adding a line out to a toy instrument
Difficulty level: beginner
Skills: Circuit-bending
Date added: 24 March 2012
So you have a musical toy that you think sounds awesome and you want to amplify or record the sound but there is no line out. This tutorial covers how to add a line out to any toy with a speaker. Connect directly to your amplifier and record your performance.
2. Fun with String(s) in ActionScript 3
Difficulty level: beginner
Skills: AS3
Date added: 23 February 2012
Strings are probably the most widely used Data Type in Flash, and a fundamental part of AS3. Strings are vital to just about any app or game and can consist of any type of data, from a single line to an entire website in any language. Because of their importance, Flash offers a number of ways to search, modify and convert strings. This tutorial will show you a few of those methods and will also teach you a couple things about using TextFields in Flash.
1. Build a scrolling product viewer with Flash AS3 and XML
Difficulty level: beginner
Skills: Flash, AS3, XML
Date added: 6 December 2011
For our first tutorial we will be creating a product slideshow that reads data from an XML file and displays accordingly. We will be
using Flash, actionScript 3 and XML to create the slideshow. You will need the Flash Authoring tool to create some graphics and a
text editor to write the XML. This slideshow can be easily modified to display data of any kind. This tutorial also requires
the TweenLite class available from Greensock.
Click here to view the tutorial.
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